China 2030 : Building a Modern, Harmonious, and Creative Society
| Year of publication: |
1905
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| Authors: | Bank, The World |
| Publisher: |
Washington : World Bank Publications |
| Subject: | Wirtschaftspolitik | Economic policy | China | Sozialpolitik | Social policy |
| Extent: | Online-Ressource (473 p) |
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| Type of publication: | Book / Working Paper |
| Language: | English |
| Notes: | Description based upon print version of record Cover; Contents; Foreword; Acknowledgments; Background to This Research; Executive Summary; Abbreviations; Part I: Overview; China 2030: Building a Modern, Harmonious, and Creative Society; 1 China's Path: 1978-2030; Figures; O.1 China's impressive economic performance; Tables; O.1 China: Projected growth pattern assuming steady reforms and no major shock; O.2 Savings in China compared to other economies; Boxes; O.1 The middle-income trap; BO.1.1 Few economies escape the middle-income trap; O.3 China's economic challenges; 2 A New Development Strategy for 2030; O.2 Smart urbanization 3 Structural Reforms for a Market-Based Economy with Sound FoundationsO.4 Urban land has expanded faster than urban population; 4 Increasing the Pace of Innovation; O.5 The quality of China's tertiary education system is improving rapidly; 5 Seizing the Opportunity of Green Development; 6 Equal Opportunity and Basic Security for All; O.3 Reducing poverty; O.6 Unequal spending on early childhood development across Chinese provinces; O.7 Pension coverage rate of the active labor force, various countries, mid-2000s 7 Strengthening the Fiscal System and Aligning It with the Evolving Role of GovernmentO.8 Local governments: Large expenditure responsibilities, inadequate revenues; 8 Achieving Mutually Beneficial Relations with the Rest of World; O.9 The renminbi is increasingly being used as the currency for cross-border trade settlement; 9 Overcoming Obstacles to Implementing Reforms; Part II: Supporting Reports; 1 China: Structural Reforms for a Modern, Harmonius, Creative Society; Setting the Stage: China's Past Economic Performance, Key Challenges, and Future Growth Potential 1.1 Significant potential remains for further productivity gains through factor reallocation1.2 How fast will China need to grow to achieve high-income status by 2030?; 1.1 China: Projected growth pattern assuming steady reforms and no major shock; Promoting Efficiency and Equity through Structural Reform; 1.3 Where are the largest remaining distortions in product and factor markets?; Strengthening the Fiscal System; 1.2 Size and composition of public expenditures, cross-country comparisons as a share of GDP; 1.3 Subnational government finance 1.1 Cross-country comparison of government expenditures as a share of GDP1.4 Functional reviews: A tool for designing reforms for a more efficient government; 1.2 Cross-country comparison of tax rates; 1.3 Cross-country comparison of government revenue; 1.5 Indicative regulatory framework for subnational government debt; 1.4 Share of subprovincial governments in total government revenues and spending.; Enterprise Sector Reforms; 1.4 SOEs have declined in relative importance; 1.5 The rate of return for nonstate firms exceeds that of SOEs 1.6 China's industrial concentration remains low in most sectors |
| ISBN: | 978-0-8213-9545-5 ; 978-0-8213-9756-5 ; 978-0-8213-9545-5 |
| Source: | ECONIS - Online Catalogue of the ZBW |
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